@taurex said in Evaluating Open-source SIEM Solutions:

@notverypunny @scottalanmiller @JaredBusch thank you for your replies. We want to monitor databases, network devices, admin-level logins, etc. both on-prem and hosted for some suspicious activities or outages. I just thought that a SIEM would take care of the analytics/response part better than a monitoring solution like Elk, Greylog, OpenSearch, Zabbix, etc. which need a lot of fine-tuning to make them work in a similar fashion as a SIEM. We will check out Wazuh and compare it to SIEMmonster Community Edition, thanks.

SIEMs are often built on top of those.

Now it may be that they had money to flaunt that they could burn in the past, burnt it all, and are now living with the consequences of throwing that money away. But that's a little different. They still felt that throwing money away was worth it at the time. Today, sure, maybe they've run out of money, or many they just say that to justify decisions, but at the last time that they were making IT spending decisions....

@jaredbusch said in SIP Desk Phones Not Re-Registering with Main WAN's IP After WAN Fail-back:

@scottalanmiller said in SIP Desk Phones Not Re-Registering with Main WAN's IP After WAN Fail-back:

@taurex said in SIP Desk Phones Not Re-Registering with Main WAN's IP After WAN Fail-back:

@jaredbusch Thanks for this link. I'll give it a try. I hope UBNT did not trim the CLI down too much on the USG. I now better understand why Edge series is still the prefered choice for deployment among many🙂

Especially now that UNMS is available, that's pretty slick.

UNMS 0.12.0 (currenlty in alpha) will add the CLI to the web interface.

That's very exciting. So much good stuff happening with UNMS.